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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1920
Homecoming Program Features Turkey Run As Intramural Event
Winning Group Will Get Fowl and 25 Points as Prize for Contest
One of the most interesting and exciting events to be on the intramural program this year, is the annual turkey run, which is scheduled for Nov. 13.
This contest will probably prove one of the outstanding features of the intramural games. In the past, it has not met with the approval of all student bodies, but is unusual in many ways. The former policy of the intramural director was to finish the race downstairs, but, owing to serious handicaps involved for the times, the finish this year will be on the west side of the University.
"Each organization will be allowed to start 10 men, among whom eight are currently in charge of the organizations taking place in the turkey run, they may order only eight men, but all must finish at the end of the tournament." Elizad, director of intramural sports.
The scoring of points will be made similar to the point recording system used in cross-country track. The total score is added and the lowest wins. The smallest total points in the order must initially shall be declared the winner.
"At the finish mark, the men will be run through a gate into a lane which is just wide enough for one man. No man will be allowed to enter. When the runner has been secured by the judges of the finish," said Mr. Ellen. "By doing this, the runners will be able to receive a fair deal and there will be no difficulties either for the judges or the runners themselves," continued Mr. Ellen.
First place honors will be a tuckers,
and 25 points, second place a gossips,
and 10 points, fourth place 10 points.
An extra point will be given each man
with the highest score.
The course over which this year's turkey run will be staged will be as follows: the Omaha road at Louisiana Street, then the course will be three blocks north to 10th street, four blocks west to Illinois, then back north to the Omaha road and south to field, north on the Chi Omega跑, east on campus to the corner of new and west Administration building, down over the hill past the rock chalk pile, through the gate at the entrance of the stadium on the west side finish.
Presbyterian Symposium to Be Featured Sunday
In an effort to create an attitude of brotherhood preparatory to Armedicines, the Farm for Presbyterian students, meeting at Westminster hall, Sunday evening at 7:15, will host a symposium on International Peace."
The discussion will be in the hands of a number of foreign students, and those of their peoples to world fraternity, included in the speakers are Kanakadek Rai, India; Michael K. McGrath, Ireland; Paul Audi, Ireland; Raib Paul, India; Raphael Greenberg, c39, and Don Harrington, Dean R Law will summarize the discussion.
A colored seatset from the University Forum of the Ninth Street Hapak Hall will give a group of musical selections and will lead in some
Foreign students are invited to be the special guests of this meeting.
Alumni Notes
Lawrence T. Grimmer, 28, is now employed with the Goodrich Rubber company. He formerly was in the employ of the Lawrence Journal
--following women were nominated for officers for this year; President, Jane Cornelius, Elmorra Both Bauer; vice president, Nola McCormick, Alice Burge; secretary, Virginia Manning; Erna Hodge; hidgettier, Alice Burge; secretary, Mary VanClews; Margaret Mechen.
Andy Olson, b'28, who has been in Macon, Georgia, with the Goodrich Rubber company, has reported now to the company's headquarters at Chicago where he will take on a new line of work.
Ray Weight, b'27, is playing in "One Wonderful Night," a revival of the *Fledermanns*, musical opera about the history of the Musical Theater in New York.
Either O4t, 'fc25', is singing the ending role in one of Subert's shows which opened in Detroit last week.
Mrs. Laura Golden Gray, A. B. 29, former women's world champion she shot while a student at the University of Wisconsin and was associated on a racket war wrist. Minn., MInn.
A. H. Schumaker, e 20, is now with the Missouri State Public Health Commission and is located in Kansas City.
George Tinsley, b27, has a position with the Southwest Bell Telephone company.
Rush Construction Work
Committee Would Finish Jobs Before Winter
The building and grounds com
mittee is rushing work on the cam
pus to finish up all of the jobs be
fore cold weather sets in.
The finishing of the laying of the Snow hall sewer has been postponed until the new white way is completed. The sewer will be white way was nearly finished, and that as soon as the cable was ill laid the men would finish up the
Excavation work on the sewer is about half finished; all of the deep trench has been finished, and now excavating remains to be completed.
The new steam turbine for the power plant will be shipped from the factory Nov. 7. The concrete base is ready for the setting up of the turbine. All connections are ready, and the department is waiting to arrive as that they can place it in position and start using it.
The plant boxes in the new greenhouse are being set in place; concrete piers support the boxes. They will replace the usual steel pier. A. Van Hove, in building and grounding committee, supervised the building of the greenhouse.
Architecture Exhibit Shown at Marvin Hall
The Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, made up of all the larger schools in the United States, has sent its yearly exhibition of the best drawings of the different architectural styles or study by students of architecture.
This is the third year that exhibit, have been sent around and because of the large number of drawings it has been necessary to divide them into two groups, the eastern and western hanging on the third floor of Martin hall and will be replaced by the Western circuit next Saturday.
Send the Kansan home.
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French Universities Extend Scholarships to American Students
Applications Should Be Made Through Professor Gafloo Before Feb. 1.
Announcement of a limited number of scholarships for study in France has just been received by the French embassy. These language languages, from the Française-American Student Exchange, acting in connection with our programs, are Universities et Etudes - Francaises.
These subscriptions, established in appreciation of similar ones offered by American colleges to French students, revolve in most instances between fashion and technical schools. The supply tuition only. The subsidies are offered at the Universities of Bordeaux, Grenville, Lyon, Paris, Strasbourg, and Toulouse, and in international schools for men at Nancy and a normal school for men at Sevres.
Spends vary from 2,000 to 5,000 francs, paid over an eight-month period. The academic year extends from the middle of the following July.
Candidates must be able to speak French and to understand lectures in French. The scholarship officers are responsible for the care of all possessions. Applicants must be graduates from an American college or a foreign university, and must be present in France. Good health, good character, and intellectual ability to do independent work also are pre-requisites.
Application blanks may be used from the Franco-American Student Exchange, 2 West 45th Street, New York, and must be filed before Feb. 1 of the year for which application is received. Applications are amended in March or early April.
The Jayhawk Radio Club will not meet this week because of the center inspection trip.
The dining room and kitchen of the Sigma Kappa house have been resized. The dining room has been painted a light tovoy shade and the kitchen gray. Moderate floor tiles have been pinned for the living area.
Dren and Mrs. Briden went to Touken pastority for a one-day meeting of the United Christian Missionary Society.
Quack Club announces the pledging last night of Betty Timmons, c'33.
Jean Taylor of the delta Zeta Bank is slowly recovering from a serious case of burns and will probably return from the hospital tomorrow."
The School of Pharmacy held its regular meeting this morning at 10 a.m. in the Building, representation of the American Drugs' Fire Insurance Co., gave a short talk. With Mr. Keean was Dr. R. Anderson, who is Kansas representative of the company.
A meeting of the Freshman Commission nominating committee was held Tuesday at Henley house. The
--following women were nominated for officers for this year; President, Jane Cornelius, Elmorra Both Bauer; vice president, Nola McCormick, Alice Burge; secretary, Virginia Manning; Erna Hodge; hidgettier, Alice Burge; secretary, Mary VanClews; Margaret Mechen.
Around Mt. Oread
A gross error was committed in the columns of the Kannan last night when the information was grown out and the basketball locks would not admit to the Freeman-Angie Fresh football game in the Memorial Stadium Saturday. The Kannan books are good for admittance to Saturday's game.
Caughey, ck3, has returned to school after a two weeks wait in Bedford where his mother is reported to be 31.
Plans for the coming year were discussed at a meeting of the Square and Compass Club last night. Ten members were grievant and no definite plans were made. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Just Received a New Shipment of French Berets
June Price of the Pt. Pi Phi Phi house is in II at the Student Hospital with a severe one of tonsillitis, Man, 4, A. Sage Johnson, Nurse, 1, and Linda Tuesday visiting her home.
El Alamo will hold its regular meeting at 4:30 in room 115 of the Administration building. After the meeting, business, the officers of the club will present a barcode of the members and the ordinary pressure of the
A glider new under construction is to be on exhibition during the homecoming game, the glider which decided at a meeting last night.
Prod. Eric Hay spoke to the members of the activity of the glider from Tennessee and North Carolina to Nebraska University and Kansas State Agricultural College. The club has received in 2013 and 2014 the State Airborne Association to attend the Inter-Capital Aeronautical Association, which will have its headquarters in Tulsa.
An initiation committee consisting of Prof. R. D. K. Daler, Wanda Cosem, and Edwin Stannon has been appointed by the president.
Echoes of the famous Scopes trial resounded in the Law building at the University of Oklahoma, when a student debate took place on the day that evolution should be prohibited in 18th schools of the state.
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For the first time this month the sun shines, its rays lighting on the island-like Kromba and Red Source are glowing. A humaneugery for the future,
The press summarized in optimistic terms the economic advances of the last year and prophesied greater achievements in 1930.
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